Japanese Goods

Okay, I have to talk about this because it’s the most magical snack I’ve tried in ages. 🥹 These HAPPY DEER’S “Snowflake Blue” ice cookies aren’t just candy — they’re little edible snowballs from Hokkaido that melt like magic in your mouth. ❄️🍪

I found them at a local specialty shop in Sapporo, and honestly? I didn’t even care what was inside — I just wanted to take them home. The packaging is shiny metallic bags in three colors: green (mint chocolate), blue (creamy white), and red (strawberry). Each one feels like a winter gift from nature. 🎁✨

Inside? Five round, soft cookies with a honeycomb texture on top. They look like tiny frozen treats, and when you touch them, they feel cool and slightly squishy — like snow that’s just started to melt. 🧊🧁

And here’s the best part: they really do melt like snow. I took a bite, and instantly felt a cool, refreshing sensation — like eating a piece of icy dessert. But it’s not too cold; it’s more like a gentle, soothing chill, like sipping cold-brew coffee on a snowy day. ☕️❄️

The texture is super moist and smooth — no dryness, no crumble. It just dissolves into your mouth like a cloud. And the flavors?

• Green: Mint + chocolate — cooling with a hint of bitterness, like hot cocoa with ice cubes;
• Blue: Creamy vanilla — rich and milky, like eating a cloud cake;
• Red: Strawberry + fruit jam — sweet and tangy, like summer juice jelly. 🍓🍑

Perfect for gifting, snacking, or just enjoying while watching a cozy winter movie. I put mine in the fridge for 10 minutes before eating — it became even more like ice cream! 🍨

If you love Hokkaido, kawaii snacks, or anything that feels like a moment of calm in your day, this is a must-try. It’s not just food — it’s flavor art wrapped in frost. 🧼✨
 

(P.S. I bought five… now only two remain. My future self is judging me.) 😅

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